By Plenary Sessions: Kalle Grünthal

The speaker demonstrates detailed knowledge of the nanochemical components of jet fuel, referencing US studies, patents, and chemical elements (aluminum, antimony, magnesium). They use technical terms related to emissions and health damage (pneumoconiosis, aluminosis). Their expertise is directed toward alternative theories, emphasizing empirical evidence, personal observations (the Paide video), and complaints from interest groups, while demanding a scientific investigation.

The speaker demonstrates expertise in tax policy (specifically the Alcohol, Tobacco, Fuel, and Electricity Excise Duty Act) and legislative procedures. They reference specific legal norms, such as the Estonian Constitution and the Rules for Legislative Drafting and Normative Technique, emphasizing the requirement for the ex-post evaluation of the law's impact.

The speaker demonstrates knowledge of the behavioral patterns of Russian security agencies towards critics, referencing historical context and a specific newspaper article (Tõnis Erilaid, Õhtuleht, 2022). The expertise centers on the security threats associated with criticizing Putin, as well as the logistical and security paradoxes involved in transporting goods to Russia during the war.

The speaker demonstrates profound knowledge of pharmaceutical regulations, clinical trials (placebo groups, biodistribution), and molecular biology (mRNA, spike protein, genotoxicity, reverse transcription). They reference specific scientific research, Pfizer's confidential data, and an Australian criminal case, emphasizing the lack of scientific credibility. They utilize medical terminology to substantiate the alleged threat to the human genome and health.

The speaker demonstrates knowledge of the Constitution of the Republic of Estonia, particularly § 32 regarding property rights, and Supreme Court judgments, utilizing these points to argue against the mandatory renovation requirement. Furthermore, they are familiar with the energy class requirements (E and D classes) set out in the European Parliament directive and draw upon historical knowledge concerning the forced collectivization in the Soviet Union and Estonia. They also emphasize the logistical challenges faced by rural areas and the economic plight of minimum wage recipients.

The speaker demonstrates expertise in the field of economic theory, citing economics textbooks to substantiate the positive impact of lowering income tax on consumption and investments. Furthermore, he/she possesses thorough knowledge of the Constitution (Article 43) and criminal procedure, distinguishing a covert search (a surveillance measure) from customs control.

The speaker demonstrates profound expertise in criminal procedure and the administration of justice, clearly differentiating the roles of the courts (adjudication) and the Prosecutor's Office (pre-trial proceedings). Technical terminology, such as "fabricated evidence," is utilized, and sanctions under the Penal Code are referenced, underscoring the speaker's legal authority. An authoritative legal scholar (Simon Levin) is also cited regarding the necessity of respecting judicial decisions.

The speaker demonstrates a deep, albeit amateurishly presented, understanding of military affairs, particularly regarding drones and electronic defense. He references the Ukrainian war experience and specific figures (e.g., 3,000 units of equipment near Robotino). He has also thoroughly investigated the ownership structure of Rail Baltic, presenting specific hypotheses about the strategic objective of mining rare earth metals. He demands legally substantiated answers from the government, citing relevant legislation, regarding the work done to resolve the demographic crisis.

The speaker demonstrates strong expertise in the principles of civil law ("that which is not prohibited is permitted") and the burden of proof. Particular emphasis is placed on knowledge of the Riigikogu Rules of Procedure and constitutional norms, requiring precise information regarding the specific norm under which supplementary sessions are held. Technical language is employed concerning procedural stages and the justifications for rejecting draft legislation.

The speaker demonstrates knowledge of the legislative procedure by inquiring about the reasons for disregarding the rules of procedure and the speed of the proceedings (17 bills per hour). Furthermore, they are familiar with the context surrounding the establishment of European Union directives and member states' VAT rates, thereby calling into question the promises made upon accession.

The speaker demonstrates awareness of both the economic background of the Estonian teachers' strike and the specifics concerning the strikes of farmers and transport workers currently taking place in Germany. They use international examples (the duration, participants, and forms of protest of the German strikes) to support their argument against the government's budgetary rigidity.

The speaker demonstrates awareness of the protests within Germany's agricultural sector, detailing the farmers' tactics (the use of machinery, spreading manure and slurry). This knowledge is focused on monitoring political unrest in foreign countries related to environmental policy and agricultural regulations.